Isn't 4K or Smart, but looks like a decent price for a large TV. Is £100 off at the moment, and can use code TDX-KPYK for an extra £20 off.
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Bilbo1968
29 Apr 1710#12
I just wonder exactly how many people are watching 4k on their very expensive tv's at the moment? 4k is just another way for the tv companies to upgrade our hd tv's personally 1080p is fine for me and that's a big screen for the money as for not being smart that can easily be sorted for a few quid.
mtc1
29 Apr 178#4
Can you not take it back?
mtc1
29 Apr 175#5
Good price, nowhere near as good as last weeks Samsung deal but i'd take this over a cheap 4K set any day.
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BargainhuntSteve
4 May 17#39
ordered it at the weekend and was meant to arrive this Tuesday but now delayed until next tuesday
bilbo
1 May 17#38
Great deep blacks and better than average speakers
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mtc1
1 May 17#37
afroylnt
1 May 171#36
There are no quality free 4k feeds and I can't see that changing. The difference between 4k and full HD is minor unless you have a pretty large TV, so I still stand behind 4k being primarily designed to shift new tvs and being able to charge more for content.... Each to their own some people what the latest and greatest and will pay for it, but many don't and won't
haritori
30 Apr 171#31
Everyone moaning about who has 4K right now, like that is good argument to not get 4K..
I have a Samsung 55KS7000, there are a thing called 4K movies, XB1s plays 4K BD's, PS4 Pro both of those support HDR and very well too. Sky & BT both do 4K.. Youtube, Netflix & Amazon Prime all do 4K and HDR streaming, and I get fibre at about 25MB/s and 4K streams fine for me.
There is plenty of 4k content available right now, just because eastenders isn't in 4K doesn't make an argument to buy old tech.. future proof yourself now.
Roderz to haritori
1 May 171#35
Whist your point of view might be valid, and I am genuinely not trying to troll here,
believe it or not there are people out there (like me) who don't have a gaming thingy, and refuse to pay for and nor do I want netflix / prime / sky / bt,
Some people just want a decent quality FREEview HD tv - and this for some might meet their needs (not me personally)
But the "future proof yourself" statement does not make any sense IMHO
BTW your KS7000 is a very good tv - but would be overkill for me. each to their own
Bilbo1968
29 Apr 1710#12
I just wonder exactly how many people are watching 4k on their very expensive tv's at the moment? 4k is just another way for the tv companies to upgrade our hd tv's personally 1080p is fine for me and that's a big screen for the money as for not being smart that can easily be sorted for a few quid.
cbflazaro1 to Bilbo1968
30 Apr 17#34
I do watch netflix in 4k, all my work is 4k and I display it to my clients in 4k.
cbflazaro1
30 Apr 17#33
£359 HD stupid TV, goes hot . £300 4k smart TV that plays anything off usb: "cold, vestel bla bla bla".
haritori
30 Apr 17#32
Can you show where you got that 30% figure from? also 4K is a resolution increase its not a fad or a scam to increase revenue.
_JR
30 Apr 17#30
now now girls ...
Each to their own!
Personally I have a 42" Panasonic Viera in the lounge - Samsung Smart 32" in the bedroom and ,, wait for it ...a 42" FURRION for the PS3 in the man cave (it has no upscaler and isnt a 'smart' tv - but the picture quality is superb and it cost less than £250 - its the best picture when the app/device is providing 1080p
The Viera was the neck end of a grand when it came out - but the Samsung beats its hands down for playing any movie / picture file I throw at it - and the quality of the Samsung is good -
Now I can watch each of those TV's no problem - they are all good in their own way for the purpose they were bought -
and I agree - throw a firestick and Chromecast at the non smart Samsung and you have a decent quality full 1080p tv which will play ANY media fiel you throw at it without missing a beat
Plus - who actually has anything 4k right now?
Bilbo1968
30 Apr 17#29
Malachi you're a salesman's dream - half the people can't tell the difference between 4k and a good 1080p picture. People have too much money these days do something worthwhile with it.
ezzer72
30 Apr 17#28
Malachi, please tell us about this 55" 4k TV at £359 that isn't a 'cheapo', therefore won't result in buying twice.
Thanks.
afroylnt
30 Apr 171#27
If you don't have any good 4k feeds then 4k is pointless. A poor 4k TV is far far worse than an average non-4k TV for SD & HD signals.
I think less than 30% of people will pay for quality 4k feeds, the people who do will be happy to spend allot on their TV packages etc. No one has made quality 4k feeds available for free; why should they as its mainly a format to drive up revenue.
malachi
30 Apr 17#26
I have Samsung TV myself but why buy a 1080p TV now at this size when you can get 4K for abit more. End up wanting to buy a 4k TV in 2 years which 99.9% on here will ended up doing, once they got this. That's what this website is here for isn't it?
afroylnt
30 Apr 17#25
Disagree; Samsung is a reasonable make if all you want is an average TV.
If you want a very good TV then buy OLED but they are much more expensive.
mtc1
30 Apr 17#24
I've already seen one, build quality is fine and picture quality is good. The design is chunkier and it doesn't have smart, apart from that not much difference.
jameshothothot
30 Apr 17#23
chromecast or fire stick less user friendly but more future proof as new . services come out.
Roderz
30 Apr 17#22
Not about the smarts - but build quality - go have a look at one.
po57405k
30 Apr 17#21
when connected up to a PS4 / android box / fire stick etc then you have your smart capability. Good price I think
Decent. Just chuck a Chromecast or Fire Stick in it, and it's smart.
mtc1
29 Apr 175#5
Good price, nowhere near as good as last weeks Samsung deal but i'd take this over a cheap 4K set any day.
collectorcol to mtc1
29 Apr 17#6
Just save a bit more for decent modern tech.
moneybag to mtc1
30 Apr 17#17
What was that deal?
bradleymatt87
30 Apr 17#16
nice
te721
30 Apr 17#14
Good price for the size screen alone as it is a better brand :smiley:
jameshothothot
29 Apr 172#13
My rule of tech is when something is ground breaking then it is worth to buy it eg when the 750ti came out that allowed me to get a cheap gaming pc by upgrading a refurbished work destkop so I upgraded from my old laptop, or when Google navigation came out for android I ditched my Nokia phones. Otherwise usually cheaper to get the best of yesterday's technology second hand for real value for money eg 1080p with top display.
jameshothothot
29 Apr 171#11
based on my fake "toshiba" 22" "1080p" vestel rubbish I got to replace a samsung tv monitor I accidentally smashed... a good brand 1080p would be better than low quality 4k as computer text unreadable on the vestel / toshiba. toshiba no longer makes tvs in europe. brand bought by turkish vestel.
malachi
29 Apr 171#10
Why? Because if you buy cheap, you buy twice.
malachi
29 Apr 17#8
better off paying the extra for 4k
afroylnt to malachi
29 Apr 172#9
Why? Not everyone pays for 4k feeds....
sam1970
29 Apr 171#7
old technology which should be around £250 mark at the most
mtc1
29 Apr 178#4
Can you not take it back?
nicnic1975
29 Apr 171#3
Just bought a Toshiba 55" 4 k ultra hd in store for £335 and had a till spit from last week for £20 off bargain at £315
haritori
29 Apr 171#1
Without smarts or 4k personally im thinking this is not a very good deal,
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I have a Samsung 55KS7000, there are a thing called 4K movies, XB1s plays 4K BD's, PS4 Pro both of those support HDR and very well too. Sky & BT both do 4K.. Youtube, Netflix & Amazon Prime all do 4K and HDR streaming, and I get fibre at about 25MB/s and 4K streams fine for me.
There is plenty of 4k content available right now, just because eastenders isn't in 4K doesn't make an argument to buy old tech.. future proof yourself now.
believe it or not there are people out there (like me) who don't have a gaming thingy, and refuse to pay for and nor do I want netflix / prime / sky / bt,
Some people just want a decent quality FREEview HD tv - and this for some might meet their needs (not me personally)
But the "future proof yourself" statement does not make any sense IMHO
BTW your KS7000 is a very good tv - but would be overkill for me. each to their own
Each to their own!
Personally I have a 42" Panasonic Viera in the lounge - Samsung Smart 32" in the bedroom and ,, wait for it ...a 42" FURRION for the PS3 in the man cave (it has no upscaler and isnt a 'smart' tv - but the picture quality is superb and it cost less than £250 - its the best picture when the app/device is providing 1080p
The Viera was the neck end of a grand when it came out - but the Samsung beats its hands down for playing any movie / picture file I throw at it - and the quality of the Samsung is good -
Now I can watch each of those TV's no problem - they are all good in their own way for the purpose they were bought -
and I agree - throw a firestick and Chromecast at the non smart Samsung and you have a decent quality full 1080p tv which will play ANY media fiel you throw at it without missing a beat
Plus - who actually has anything 4k right now?
Thanks.
I think less than 30% of people will pay for quality 4k feeds, the people who do will be happy to spend allot on their TV packages etc. No one has made quality 4k feeds available for free; why should they as its mainly a format to drive up revenue.
If you want a very good TV then buy OLED but they are much more expensive.